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Written on 11/16/2025 by Zeyadhossam Hossam
How can you tell it's been photoshopped? I was thinking... .oh, nice sunset photo and it happens to have an airplane in it. :-)
Written on 11/16/2025 by D Kaufman
How can't this shot not be a 5 star? To capture a Starship!
Written on 11/15/2025 by Tom Glass
Your airships are always welcome at Fabens KE-35. The variety of ads always create a stir for our Fabens, El Paso County, Texas area community. Your crew is never a problem and they are very courteous when crossing runways and taxiways. They show great respect towards our airport and we thank you all for that.
Written on 11/15/2025 by Alfredo Olivas
Nah he has the side eye locked on a flying squirrel.
Written on 11/15/2025 by Dave Sheehy
he looks serious, must be shootin an ILS
Written on 11/15/2025 by rick ordiway
Taco George rides again!
Written on 11/15/2025 by Pieter Waters
A definitely a work of ART.. What a machine.
Written on 11/15/2025 by Alexander Rotteveel
THANKS
Badly overweight, had to remove armament to fly.
Written on 11/14/2025 by Doug Cook
This Firestone ad is nothing less than obnoxious.
Written on 11/14/2025 by Jack Suierveld
Jap carriers hated it!
Written on 11/14/2025 by bbabis
I flew on the 'H' model out of Otis AFB in the late 60's. It was a bit worn out in those days, but I loved flying every three days in that bird. It looked beautiful just sitting on the ramp. I miss the sound of those 4 3350's.
Written on 11/14/2025 by Jerrold Webber
Do you know serial number? I will add type to FR24
Written on 11/14/2025 by RobK
Wow. Well captured.
Written on 11/14/2025 by Ian Steer
Back in the mid 1980s Burt Rutan gave me a personal tour through the Starship prototype in his hangar. Being the prototype for test flying it was slightly smaller, something like 5/8 scale. Only a few feet away was the Voyager undergoing construction.
Written on 11/14/2025 by Gary Eldridge
Broncos? Why would they be in Indianapolis for a game in Kansas City ?
Written on 11/14/2025 by Greg Douglas
That's quite a nice livery for that type of plane.
Written on 11/14/2025 by CherokeePAX
This was just after a paint job at Dial Eastern States Aircraft Painting (DESAPI) in 2013. They did a great job and the aircraft still looks amazing.
Written on 11/14/2025 by Mark Keller
This is the only airplane worthy of a comment from me today,BEAUTIFUL.
Written on 11/14/2025 by RAY LLOYD
Qué maravilla !! Espectacular avión y fotografía!!!
Written on 11/14/2025 by parraplas
Qué avión tan bonito.
Written on 11/14/2025 by parraplas
@Threshold25L Thank you
Written on 11/13/2025 by daniel jef
watcha got, mike, early and late 33s, a 35 and 36? does not matter,nice shot.
Written on 11/13/2025 by rick ordiway
Nice picture. One of my favorite airports. The last E190 left the B6 fleet on September 9th.
Written on 11/13/2025 by James Steiner
What a beautiful bird, wow!
Written on 11/12/2025 by Brad McFann
Fantastic landing capture
Written on 11/12/2025 by Threshold25L
@robert dickey. Thank you! Yes, spent a few hours there. First time Ive been down there in a while. Where did all the 747's go? Also, not used to having so much traffic going to 36c/18C, had me running around all over the place. Thats a huge airport land wise.
Written on 11/11/2025 by John Giambone
This Photo Is AWESOME!!
Written on 11/11/2025 by Aviation773
One of the best photos I have ever seen on flightaware
Written on 11/11/2025 by Brett Easton
At KMHV prior to move to Reno-Stead in November 2025
Written on 11/11/2025 by Karl Hutter
On November 10, 2025 at around 6:14 pm this little gem had to set down on Wolfensberger road in Castle Rock CO.
Written on 11/10/2025 by Rick Q
It's the APU exhaust port.
Written on 11/10/2025 by druck13
Referred to as the “Hun”, the F-100 Super Saberwas used in Project Wild Weasel which modified two-seat F-100Fs, with the pilot flying and firing weapons from the front seat, while an electronic warfare officer (EWO) tracked enemy radar systems in the back seat. These F-100Fs, had the pilot flying and firing weapons from the front seat, while an electronic warfare officer (EWO) tracked enemy radar systems in the back seat.
Written on 11/09/2025 by John Burtis
In November 1965 the first Wild Weasel crews deployed to Southeast Asia -- only four months after the first USAF SA-2 loss in Southeast Asia. Their four F-100Fs had been hastily modified under great secrecy with equipment that detected enemy radar sites. Reflecting the urgent need, these volunteers planned to finish their training in combat over North Vietnam, and they flew their first anti-SAM mission on Dec. 1. This first group was replaced in February 1966 by a second group that received three more modified F-100Fs.
Typically, one F-100F Wild Weasel crew hunted enemy SAM radars with electronic equipment. After pinpointing them visually, they attacked the radars with rockets. Accompanying F-105s then followed with bombs or rockets.
The pioneer Wild Weasels proved the concept and developed effective tactics, destroying nine SA-2 sites and suppressing enemy SAMs for strike forces. Even so, three of the seven F-100Fs were lost (two in combat).
The wing pods and the cut of the vertical tail remind me of the Lockheed XF-90
Written on 11/09/2025 by John Burtis
I see it at Wynyard quite often.
Written on 11/09/2025 by Paul Corfiatis
<3 Missed you in KVEL today
Written on 11/09/2025 by sidechaincompression
Thank you Ray and Andreas.
Written on 11/09/2025 by michel charron
This photo is of JA788A, not JA787A. Look under the port wing, outboard of the number 1 engine.
Written on 11/09/2025 by Brian Williamson
Great catch!
Written on 11/08/2025 by Carlyle Swofford
Great shot
Written on 11/08/2025 by Carlyle Swofford
Sorry to say but these aircraft are not C-117s but standard DC-3s or C-47s.
Written on 11/08/2025 by chalet
"Soon Distant Thunder"
Written on 11/08/2025 by Edwin Staat
Great shot John, looks like you did some spotting at CVG
Written on 11/08/2025 by Robert Dickey
Always love a shot of the QUEEN ! And as a bonus it's at CVG, my home airport
Written on 11/08/2025 by Robert Dickey
mate, this place is a joke now, a serious joke.
Written on 11/08/2025 by Brian Wilkes
Spettacolo!
Written on 11/08/2025 by Piercarlo Carenini
Brian: Recently a DUCK was posted. It actually never got taken down. I sent an email to contact@flightaware.com and they told me they rely on the members to moderate the Community Pages and that they did not find the "Duck" photo. Also, said "their resources and attention are directed toward development and product support and that they appreciate bringing such things to their attention." What there saying is that the software will continue to let anything get posted and that directly having an employee watch what is posted is an after thought. So Wild West of Photo posting sites continues. This is not JetPhotos.com people! Post your Ducks! One's that are flying would be best.
Written on 11/08/2025 by warmwynds
See how long it takes for this crap to be removed? 6 weeks, 6 months.
Written on 11/08/2025 by Brian Wilkes
Qué bonito diseño de colores.
Written on 11/08/2025 by parraplas
